Robyn2006
11-26-2005, 08:45 PM
Just spent this entire Saturday morning getting all dolled-up, listening to Saturday Edition, Car Talk, and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me on NPR, my nearly ever-present background noise. I really took my time and have managed to transform myself as perfectly as I am able.... and thinking I look pretty fantastic, if you'll allow me to add!
Anyway, I'm thinking that we all must surely have some "best" advice, discoveries if you will, that have greatly added to our ability to jump the preverbal gender fence. Here are a few of mine, hoping some of you will add yours too...
Tip #1
Use Nair 4 Minute Lotion to remove all hair below the neck. Seems everyone is always talking about the problems of shaving their body, but Nair works amazingly well, always leaving my body completely soft and smooth. (Some have said that they have had a problem with skin irritation using Nair, but I have never had a problem...)
Tip #2
Keep your nail polish in the refrigerator, it goes on so much easier when cold!
Tip #3
After shaving, always use a pore-reducing mask. As guys, we have much larger pores than our role models and, as such, we really need to take a few minutes to try to rectify this. I use Avon's TruePore-Fection mask and love it! It's amazing how much it reduces my pores and allows my foundation flow-out so smoothly on my face. It also help so much in removing my beard's shadow!
Tip #4
If you're attaching breast forms using an adhesive such as Hollister's, use both Smith+Nephew's Uni-Solve Remover AND (the tip here) a degreaser such as Goo Gone or DeSolve-It. Before I discovered these degreasers, it took me forever to get the adhesive off!
Tip #5
Use an eyelash brush to get out those bonded lashes! Before I discovered this, I could never get my mascara to not bleed together my eyelashes. With an eyelash brush you can easily brush-out your lashes, leaving them supermodel perfect!
Tip # 6
Use a liquid eyeliner on both your inner and outer. lower eye lids. I had always just did my outer lid, not realizing how much drama could be added to my eyes with the inner line drawn too. Such an amazing addition to my look!
Ok, thinking that these tips might be a bit lame for those in-the-know, but hoping too that they might help some and that these might inspire everyone to add their own tips!
Robyn
:gorgeous:
Anyway, I'm thinking that we all must surely have some "best" advice, discoveries if you will, that have greatly added to our ability to jump the preverbal gender fence. Here are a few of mine, hoping some of you will add yours too...
Tip #1
Use Nair 4 Minute Lotion to remove all hair below the neck. Seems everyone is always talking about the problems of shaving their body, but Nair works amazingly well, always leaving my body completely soft and smooth. (Some have said that they have had a problem with skin irritation using Nair, but I have never had a problem...)
Tip #2
Keep your nail polish in the refrigerator, it goes on so much easier when cold!
Tip #3
After shaving, always use a pore-reducing mask. As guys, we have much larger pores than our role models and, as such, we really need to take a few minutes to try to rectify this. I use Avon's TruePore-Fection mask and love it! It's amazing how much it reduces my pores and allows my foundation flow-out so smoothly on my face. It also help so much in removing my beard's shadow!
Tip #4
If you're attaching breast forms using an adhesive such as Hollister's, use both Smith+Nephew's Uni-Solve Remover AND (the tip here) a degreaser such as Goo Gone or DeSolve-It. Before I discovered these degreasers, it took me forever to get the adhesive off!
Tip #5
Use an eyelash brush to get out those bonded lashes! Before I discovered this, I could never get my mascara to not bleed together my eyelashes. With an eyelash brush you can easily brush-out your lashes, leaving them supermodel perfect!
Tip # 6
Use a liquid eyeliner on both your inner and outer. lower eye lids. I had always just did my outer lid, not realizing how much drama could be added to my eyes with the inner line drawn too. Such an amazing addition to my look!
Ok, thinking that these tips might be a bit lame for those in-the-know, but hoping too that they might help some and that these might inspire everyone to add their own tips!
Robyn
:gorgeous: